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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18


he Central Pacific, entirely by daylight.
u.ing iiu laut rms Or anything u that ~,i'
Il was all laid from one end, tne Ties peiht
hauled ahead. but hauled on the same ua'
The tra,klaying war accomplished ahd Il"
hauled more than oue-half mile at any %"
/ me ahead Of The layers There WAS rs
n"ugh hau ed To get them in pi ce D, 4,
me The lrou Came up. Was irestnt az"
helped organ ze the force that did this
work, and know uf what speak.
.CHAs. CRoGKRE.
This ia the most clear and explici
statement on the subject that has ye'
been made, and it settles tile contr"
versy il favor of the Central Paclli'
h yond "A doubt. 1t will be seen tina
Mr.. Croker cont,overIs the state
ment If Mr.. Huntington that rail- and
ties were hauled ahead, whi ia
seemed to suppo t the belief that the
tr.ckliying was done at two or NOR
point. -,
Lr q. P. Valhy, of Marysvill +,
Mont, has won his WAGER, ami tn
Rt,t.oay Age and ii good many otiia'
people have learned something
I Railway Age.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18
The RAPED sransit.

At Monrovia 80 00 ties have been
unluded for the Rapid Transit rail va,
and grading is beng done at the rate
If half mile day and is now COM
pleted as far as Rumona. Eight pas
senger coaches and two locomotives
ire almost ready for delivery, and
other rolling 8 ock Is being purchased
by Mr.. Il. +. Valentine, Of Monrovi4.
who is in st. Louis now receiving rails
: r the road. The rails will be started
r Monrovia ON Tuesday. The Off
Gals ct the road announce that the
line wils he open for business by Feb
ruary 10Th.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18

r prvations which are on the route OF
the S vt Lake and los Angel Rail
,a.t. All the surveys OF the new line
have been made, and the proposed
RIA will be y ly 6i7 miles from Os-
den to Los Angeles, and The trip will
be made in twenty-four hours. Already
q ,out 5000 600 has b, en- spent In sur
v VS. and IN securing right Of wav and
O her things. No difficulty is antici-
patsd in securing the passage of the
bl granting the right ot way through
tue In liam reservations, and it il be-
Ii we'd woik will be begun upon the
new road in the spring, and that in
two years the road will be finished.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18
TIE New lime Gard.

The Southern Pacitic's new time
table has Just been completed and
will go Into effect on the 2lst. The
principal changes will be: No. 10 will
a rive here at 5 80 A. NJ. and leave at
i:l5 A. Mf instead OF 6 80 and 7:15 a.
iprinerly. NJ. 20, the overland from
he east, will arrive at 10 p. NJ, and
leave ut s OR. NJ, or 80 minutes later
Than formerly. + e local San Fran
,isco train, which now arrives at
1913 p. NJ. will then get here at +.
NJ, or As minutes later.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18
The Mats. street Ho,ci.

The Main and Tenth-street Hotel
will be commenced very shortly. An
assessment of 10 per cent. payable at
the Farmers and Merchants Bank
has been levied, and tho stockholders
have come forward and paid up quite
readily. The contracts for excavat-
ing will be let during the comir 4
week and also the contracts for haul
ing brick. As soon az the contractors
are ready for the building material il
will be put in the ground by means
of switch from San Pedro street.
This will be laid very shortly as the
route is already surveyed.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18
Excur,inn Nates.

The Raymond q White, NIB Vesti-
hule excursion party arrived last
night, and report a most pleasant
trip.
The Missouri Pacific excursion
arrives tonight from FL Paso with
four or five Pullman coaches, and
about 200 people.
The elegant coaches, Leipsic and
Venezult. left Chicago with special
party on the 10Th inst. for this place,
via New Orleans. The train is due
here Tomorrow night.
Yesterday morning the special car
"AIbina" left Ogden With special
partp for this city in charge Of Mr..
VIM. Pate. 1t will arrive tomorrow
afternoon at II: l5 o'clork.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18

Passengers in New York can now
.lieck lurir baggage through to San
Francisco by a recent agreement of
the connecting lines from that point
20 San Francisco, a distance OF from
$500 to $500 miles.
A large number of Cinnamon are
going to Chicago and New Yirk over
he Union Pacific an | the Wlbash.
Erie and Chicago. Milwaukee AMI st.
Paul roads from San francisco. Sixty
have gone in the past five days.
Thursday night thu first rails and
ties for. the Southern Pacific Com
l,any's branch road, which runs four
zen miles toward the foothills from
Fresno, were received at that place
Friday morning large force Of men
oegan laying the track. which will be
finished in few days.
Last week the Southern Pacific
COMPANY. through their land agent,
T. FL. Swift, OBJ aimed the right OF way
fnr five miles above Boulder Creek.
Wok will begin OH the extension. of
the road Immediately after the holt
lays. This road will run fhrou III the
heaviest timber Lands in the county.
,k ny in considerable OF the big
basin.
Work on the Santa Barbara and
Ventura extension Of the Southern
Paciii.. Company from Newhall to
Santa Barbara has been stopped for
the present, and the largo force of
men working there have been trans
ferred to the San joaquin valley for
lraiing purposes. At the completion
4 the California and o egon Railroad
the Southern Pacific Company will
bring their force of men now working
N that road down to Templeton, 80
| miles north q Sin T.nis. in SIN luis
Obispo county, to build road through
from TenpletUn 10 .,an Luis.
A special fast orange train ia now
'eiug run from Florida to New York,
C irving through ears to Washington.
Baltimore, Philadelphia and other
fruit centers, constituting an all-rail
line between these points for fruit
shipment. The new. line will he
Yno IN as the Atlantic Coast Line
hi .patch, and is composed of Cars
furnished by the Penns, lvania Rail-
road, the A lantic Coast Line and the
Plant system. I he cars used OH thSse
trains are OF tine most improved re-
ri4erator style, ami arr designated
for fruit. his is the first through
init car service ever put on between
Fleri la and the Eastern cities, as
heret fore all fruit shipped had to 60
throu IN two or three tran-fers, catls-
ing delay dissalisfact on. The Florida
or tnso crop is now becoming of such
importance that the railroads are
seeking to encourage its enlargement.
The western rates, mower, are still too
high to permit mn h shipping hence.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18

Prices from 1900 up at Terrace Villa
Agency 5l0x Downey avenue.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18

See our advertis' ment on page 4. Naro
leon lie Blanc d Co.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18

Far southwark spread the broad
rich plain embracing vineyards, or
ange groves, rich pass ures, orchards
the most fertile and varied in It's
r. sources in the world. Some Rfteer
allies away the P,cific lay pulsating
Al d cleaning in the golden sunlight
from his brad brea.t come these
gentle winds luaded to repletinn wi b
life-giving ozone, pure, invigorating,
health res oripg, youth-giving, a.
would hav been the springs Of cter'
nal youth, had Ponce dc Leon
been able to find them. =f
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18
.Wast Lower Rates.

1t is stated that California fruit
growers will make another combined
demand for lower freight rates 10 the
East. The $685. rate to New York
charged by the different companies
during the past season was, so the
growers claim, practically prohihit'ry,
and unlessit be reduced, they will
not send any fruit to New York the
coming season. The returns for the
season have not yet been received
from the Southern Pacific Company,
but it is stated that the number OF CAL
loads shipped East will not fall short
of 1900. Of this the California Fruit
Union shipped 75l cars, the remain
der being sent by independent ship
pers. At 1925 a Car, the rate ls nearly
4 cents pound net, which is consii-
cred by the growers an exorbitant
|charge. The fruit-growers claim
that The railroads have not kept their
promises OF favorable rates. They
asked for $500 rae to Chicago when
ten cars we're started at once from
Sacramento, and a $500 rate for one
Or more cars that would be shipped
from such trains to beyond Chicago.
This, they say, was promised, but
never given.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18
GLoRIous MoRNINa..

The warm Il w OF go den sunshine
filed the sky and air, and bathed The
land as genial as the loveliest day in
June. Tie birds were all making the
spac- sonor ,us with glad 40 rs. The
breezes Of the zephyr's gentlest touch
set the leaves of the orange groves
just atremble, aud the golden spheres
like the fabled app es Of the He-per-
ides, glis,enrd' like gold amid the
rich waxy sheen of the foliage.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18
MusCELlAN EOUs.
strangers and Visitors
--wIHHING--
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
To send to their friends, are cordially
invited to visit
COULTER'S
STORE,
Cor. Of Spring and Second sts.

The friends and customers Of this
store land they are legion) claim thai
you can here find the rrettiest, finest
and m st desirable gods in southern
California. The proprietor wants You
to call and test the mater by per
sonal inspection. In no house will
you receive more cou teous attentions
neither you buy or not.
Los AnreleA Decamh her II 1897 d1 On
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18
The salt Lake aud Los Angeles
Haitr0ud.

Colonel Isaac Trumbo is now in
Washington trying to secure right Of
way through two unoccupied Indian
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18
THE EVERLASTING HILLS.


All around the north side of the
vallev the great mountains rose to
grand heights, and Oh their wOrld-old
nrows they lifted to the skies IheiI
shows OF Countless years. The -un
lit up their ridges with such glorious
Brightness as the imagination pic
tues on he white heights Of Para
die. The shadows slept in The val
ey. as peacefully "a Bunyon's pill
g,im saw them on the "Delectable
mountains" in his progress to Heaven
Indeed a more beautiful prospect
never stretched befre the eyes
VI man han the landscape which
lay all around the ricn old "mother
Colony ON the day in question. No
spot even in this semi tropic paradise
can boast of any more fascinating I,ic-
lure than was there presented. The
rains had started the grasses. The
orange groves we're washed clean of
dust, the roasls were hard and clean,
the temperature was of that abso-
Iutely perfect degree W ich makes
lie seem worth living for. Lowell
asks:
"And what SO perfect as day in
June"
The answer is last Sunday at Ana
helm was as perfect as any day trat
ever rose out of the night in the 'leafy
mouth OF June" 80
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18
NOTES OF PROGRESS.

LEO vi IhOuhhGps
Things are stirring at Anaheim. The
new railroad is graded through
the town, across the wash, through
Fullerton, west through Orangethorpe
to the Coyote House. and will soon be
up on the mesa shooting straight for
the springs. The Hotel Del Campo
contract is let to The Albrecht Bros,
an Anaheim firm, and it will be fin
shed in ninety days. Then Anaheim
will have tn ee fine hotels. The Sis
tiers are waiting anxiou,ly for deed
from the Dreyfus estate to their
lots in order that they may
proceed with the building OF
their academy. The Town Trustees
are about to lay water pipes along
!, ypress street for distance of several
thousand feet. The water COMPANY
is pushing things on their big reser-
voir.
A company OF railroad contractors
with large force of men from Colo
RADIO is expected every day to 20 on
with grading the railroad from Ana
helm to Orange This company will
construct the big bridge over the Santa
Ana river. Progress is reported on
the proposed new road from Ana
helm to the landing. Capitalists
in San Francisco and Los An
geles have had their interest enlisted
in the prof ct. 1t 10 sure tn g.
through at an early day. It's advan-
tages to Anahem will be very great.
The l,el Campo people are laying
cement sidewalks along their tract,
G. inter- street is being graded, new
houses are seen going up all around
the town, and in the country up by
North Anahsim and Placentia as
we'll. The new hotel at Full
erton is nearly finished, and
will soon be open to guests. New
Corners from the Western States are
coming in rapidly and settling in the
towns OF Anaheim, in Fullerton, at
Piacentia and all around the country.
ANAHEIM TO THE FRONT.
The attractions Of Anaheim and its
vicinity are becoming well known.
The pure climate. excellent soil, per-
| feet drainage, absence of dust, abund-
ance of water and such elements
of the stu tion are getting to be
we'll understood. Should people rec.
ognize the fact that property is held
here at less thai fifty per cent. OF the
prices held in other places, they see
that as water seeks its level, the in
trinsic value of lands at Anaheim
will push prices up to the ranges o.
the other most eclectic spots in Los
Angeles County, and thai
there will be big day
Of reckoning with a large balance II
favor of those who buy now.
Well, the new hotels at Anahein
and Fullerton will be finished soon
and when they are the nswsgatherel
will beg another day off, so to Ana
helm and spend it pleasantly again
Bv the by, on Christmas eve Captain
Keith will have a big rabbit hunt
perhaps that may be the day. Al
though the hotels will not be quite opeI
vet, the novelty Of the rabbit round
up will do.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18
WINTER WEATHER.
A December Sunday in
California.
FAIR ANAHEIM VIEWS.
Rich Plains, w-Capped Noun
tains and Eternal sunshine
all Combined.
FAIR ANAHEIM VIEWS.

A HERALD representative who usu-
ally works al days in the week, in
Guiding Sunday, and all weeks in the
year, including midsummer and the
+, hristmas holidays. was in great
luck last Saturday night. At least so
he considered himself when told he
might have ebay out" on Sunday.
Thinking where he should go to
squander his one holiday, Anaheim
came ito his head az a pleasant place
to spend a day. Getting his Saturday
nights work well up, aid. enlisting
the interest Of collabora'eur to do
the rest, away he ed on the late
train OF Saturday. He found solid
train Of four coaches full of people all
agog for the south end Of the county.
AT ANAHEIM.
Transferring himself from the train
to the street ear, the ne Nspaper pleas
ure seeker found about twenty-five
other tourists, commercial and other
vie, all bound with him for the
Planters hotel to interview mine
host Mason and his cook, especially
the cook. Next morning, refreshed
an I ready for the tray, The Iencil-
pusher awok-, betimes he did, and
h wing per formed his additions. ex-
ternal and internal--the la ter il not in
q cash Of malmse yet outside of
som ing l,leasant-he stepped at
last into the open air.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-17

n. II. vancleavo on Trial-Somo Minor
! In tho Circuit Court yesterday tho jury
Ia the case OF William Laucnlin cgainst
Edward Larkin, returned o verdict in ia.
vor OF the defendant for, $500, tho fall
amount sued for. y (. jt..3g5}}
The caae of William Perine, indicted
for petit larceny, was called, and ; he
pleaded not guilty. His case was cont;n.
ued, and bail fixed a. 500, falling to give
which, he was remanded to jail. s>ti GS'E
Tho cass Of j. y. Lord Gnd.N. II. Van.
cleave, indicted ior grand larceny, iwao
then called, end they elected to DO tried
separately and Vsncleaye'scaae waa begun.
Whom Court adjourned last evening one
witness still remained to be examined.
The story OF the manner in which 1t is
alleged tho two men obtained two yalus.
bic gold watches from John a. Lash, the
jewe!sr, by false pre.enees, is still fresh in
the public mind. a large number Of wit
ncsses were called to prove Vancleaves
previous good character, which with: his
own story ef the watch transaction was
about all the evidences for the defense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-17
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION,
The First Session Yesterday Of tho Prescr
Nv School Year. '.'.nf. "

The First Session Yesterday Of tho Present
School Ycnr.
The Wheeling Teachers Association
met yesterday in tho Clay grammar school
room, and was called to order promptly at
O'Clock by Superintendent W. H. Ander.
aon. A beautiful selection was sung by
tho pupils Of Clay grammar school.
Prayer was offered by Rsv. L. W. Barr, Of
the Third Presbyterian Church. Another
selection was nung, after which Supesin.
tendent Anderson in few pleasant words
greeted the teachers on their full attend.
ance and good looks generally, saying TINT
au looked Gs though they had recruited
their physical forces during the vacation.
DO then introduced Rev. L. W. Barr, who
delivered O most excellent address on the
subject "Glory in cur work and how to
ettain It," He dweit principally on Char
scter building and the influence of the
teacher In shaping the character of those
under her charge. The great object OF all
teaching Is to make mon and women.
Ihs teacher should Gee the noble man
and woman in the boy and girl. He illus.
trated his points with many illustrations.
Character building is slow work, but
we muss strive to develop genuine charac.
tiers IN all our pupils. Tho teacher has
Opportunities that mono others have for
good work, -0gI5I II, al
There are teachers who do not usa all
the opportunities they have. They do not
inform themselves as they nhould. They
shouid keep up with the times, PUPILS
taught to think are the men and women
o. tho future who are to move the world.
he spoke OF the great inyontione, such SIS
telegraph and telephone, all the york Of
thinkers. We want heroism to-day, hero
ism tina. saves men, that helps build up
character. He paid q glowing tribute to
the heroiem Of abraham Lincoln in his
great work OF saving nation. His ad-
dress WAS we'll received. Miss ulis Wiley.
Grammar school tescher OF Madison
lsrhooi, read Oh essay subject" Whsrs are
mo ooys and low can they be kept in
SCHOOL," She dwell especially on trade
schools. or the teaching different trades
IN tho public schools. This will keep the
boyB in school. It has worked we'll in
other countsies and should in this We
have quite number already in our coun-
try and thu reports from all OF them are
very lattesing. II creates q respect ior
lsbor: 1t will soon be introduced gener.
ally, throughout our land. Superintendent
Anderson epoke Of what he saw at Chi
cago. Miss Mary a. Baron, Of Richie
school, read an essay on "Self Dependence"
She took the ground that We help our
pupils too much. We do the work that
the pupil ought to do. She compared our
CITY pupils to those from the country,
showing that the country pupil has the
advantage in reasoning. She criticized
the Wheeling course Of utudy, showing
that 1t gave no time for study. Her re-.
msrk1 on thio point should Gauge all 10
think, especially those that haye the ar
ranging Q! the courses OF etudy. Remarks
we're made by aeysral others. The ses.
alon YES surely a very profitable one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-17
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City mud Wheeling Folk
us Abroad.

Strangers In tho City mud Wheeling Folks
Abroad. -
! Margaret Mather and husband are at
the Mcclure House. ~ 5f.}3S
W., 8: Laidley, Esq, Of Charleston, ia ct
tho Mcclure house, = r.. - =
Captain w, Z. Bruce, of the q, s. army,
Is a guest at the Mcclure. ~, .s:.,a ~
Miss Hattie Stealey, OF Middlebour no, is
taking a corrse Of instruction in music in
this city. 40. 'i.5is;s ,[tO
Mrs. Eva Hubbard and Mrs. futile, Of
this city are guests st Dr.. Brooks in Nor
gantown. - IL, t..tst 4 :. n,
J.D. Sheppard and Charles Lutsns left
last night on q pleasure trip to. Washing
ton, D. @: ~ $5ittsE ;,8E1G 5s.l ;:..e.13l! :
Mr.. G. R. Hubbard leaves this morning
for Hanging Rock, Hampahire county, on
a fishing and hunting trip. $ds' ~ y
Mrs. Emily Smith, Of Pittsburgh, re-.
turned hons yesterday after o pleasant
visit to South Side relatives. i :,
bfr. L. v. Blond has returned from
Cleveland, where he has been for tho past
lew days attending the races. "a "a
Cspt. Sam D. Hubley, Of Pittsburgh.
Brads'rettJ clever representative, paid
this city another visit yesterday. -!
Judge Geoyge L. Boyd is reported to DO
slowly convalesclng. He Is ut the home
Of bis father at Alecklinburg, Va.
Mr.. 4. s. ,Mattox, advance agent Of
Haverly'a new minstrels, Is in tho city
arranging for tho appearance OF his com.
pany here at an early date. I1Ea
Judge Thomas J. Steady and Mrs,
Stealey, Of New Martinsville, accompanied
BY Miss Clear, OF Washington, registered
st the s!snm House last evening.
Mines LsyiGk, Frederick Z Pauldinp.
Mrs.' Sol emith and the other leading
nembers Of Mis- Margaret Mather's com.
pany, are reglatered ct the ssamm House,
i. Miss Mary McCabe, Of New FORK, who
hiss been the guest Of Miss Kate Winger.
ter tor several weeks past, left for her
homo last evening. Her departure Is
sincerely regretted by the numerous
friends she made during her ptay here. g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-17
Brnce Up.

You are feeling depressed, your. d a 81 i,
tite is poor, you are bothered with head.
ache, you are fdgetty, nervous and eon.
orally out OF sorts, and want to brace rp.
Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring
medicines or bitters, which have for Their
basis very. cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for IN hour and then leave
you in worse condition than before.
What you want is an alternative that will
purify, your blood, start healthy action OF
liver and kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength
Such medicine you will find In Electric
Bitters, and only 4 50 cents q bottle at
Logan 4 Co.'s drug store. M sa1'5i5'jl7;''